Your aircraft noise report, free
Three pages for your own home: the official aircraft noise level at the postcode, the published flight routes that pass it and how high the aircraft are there, the planes overhead where we count them, and the road noise and air. It is made in your browser from public data and flight tracking, and is free to read on screen.
Free to read here. Need a PDF to hand to a client? A report for a firm comes as a PDF: see what it costs.
A printed or PDF copy of a report is part of the service for firms: skyscore.co.uk/pricing. Your free report is on the page.
Before you rely on it
- It covers postcodes in the city regions on the map. Outside them the report says so rather than guess.
- The noise level is DEFRA's official map, which models 2021, when COVID cut air traffic; levels today are likely to be higher. Where DEFRA has no reading the report shows our estimate and says it is one.
- It says where the routes are, not how many aircraft use each one. The planes overhead are counted at the postcode from community flight tracking, only for airports whose counts check out against the CAA's.
- It is information, not a survey or a conveyancing search. Visit at different times of day before deciding.
- Free for your own home. Residents' groups can ask for a free area summary. Making reports for clients? See what reports cost firms.